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Should I buy CLOD now?
Reading through quite a few threads on here, it looks like its getting to a useable and enjoyable state.
Am I correct in this assumption or does the bad outweigh the good. Have they fixed the joystick mapping etc and are the main slide show framerate issues etc sorted out now? Thanks for any opinions in advance. |
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Regards. |
"Should I buy CLOD now?"
Yes.
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No. Buy RoF or Il1946 or wait for better flight simulator.
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the you will be fine! I have a I5-750 overclocked to 4Ghz. Not sure what videocard u are running but its workd fine with my 1gb Nvidia GTX280.
Make sure u are running 64bit windows to get access to that extra bit of RAM!! Lets us know what u do :) |
You may wish to read through my thread before purchasing, but I think you should be able to run CoD fine, especially since new patches are incoming and Luthier stated a minimum 50% FPS increase in the nearby future. :)
http://www.sas1946.com/main/index.ph...c,15330.0.html |
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Thanks, I am going to Dl it tonight. Are the controls all sorted out now in terms of being able to map them easily etc? |
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Regards. |
they are easy to map, they are just a lot if you fly more than a 109 ;)
Just make sure you have disabled the "antropomorph" thing and enabled "change crew positions" in the realsim settings ! |
buy it...its almost free now....if they fail you will lost few buck unlike some of us...and a dream...
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Buy it now.
After flying Cliffs Of Dover i find it difficult to go back to IL2 1946. Flying in Cliffs of Dover just feels very realistic. |
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there were a few good sales on a couple of websites but they only lasted a couple of weeks afaik, and none available now (or likely before xmass again ?) its basically at full price still most of the time, with some variation in prices between different countries |
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Cockpits in Il-2 1946 look cartoonish and ..... hm.... ugly.... |
check your planned system specs and OS upgrades; your hardware (video card) and see how it stacks against other poster's (look around / search da forum).
Pay attention to see if your video card / system set up is a 'red' flag* hardware . And you have to make sure the posts you compare to, people have the current patch . . . *specific brand / model that has known issues with CLoD Then if you feel your system can stack up, go for it. It is research and work but given the nature of the game's development, it'll only help. |
Sorry mate but don't be such a sheep and follow others so much. Personally I got the game on release. That was my choice, no one else's. I knew the game required a good rig so for a year before release I started buying parts for a new pc (most expensive parts were brought second hand to minimize cost). I've enjoyed the game from the first day(how long has that been) and am pretty up to date with it's development of flight/damage model.
The longer you wait the further behind your skills will get and the more fun you will miss out on. Hey and if you don't like it then you have the right to leave it on the shelf and get a life.(attempt at hummer not an insult) |
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Anders- what settings are you able to run with your GTX280, and do you happen to have any video posted (I am planning to upgrade from XP and hope to see improvement in graffic and FPS with my GTX280). I can have graffics maxed over water but to get good FPS over land I have to make ground detail look like it's from the 90's version of Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 1. |
I say buy it now, and if you want the development to succeed, buy it from Steam, it may be more expensive but atleast the developer might see more profit from that sale. Buying the sim cheap may be fine for you in the short term, but not healthy for the genre in the long term.
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Buy it now. You can't lose. Google and you will find it as low as $12.99 as DLC.
Its worth 15-20 bucks but not 50 IMO. |
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You'll gladly spend 30 bucks for a evening in a movie theatre with your GF/wife and 2h fun but you are bickering about 50 bucks for something that gives you many, many hours of entertainment??? Regarding the usual costs for entertainment/h CoD is easily worth a few hundred bucks! |
Downloading now, thx for the opinions.
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Great! Any questions, and I'm sure you'll have a few, just come and ask!
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A product for 50 bucks and also 12 bucks and it is unfinished. Which do I pay??? You'd obviously pay hundreds of bucks. If it was worth hundreds of bucks, that would be the price. When its finished it might be worth fifty, but not as it is now. Funniest thing I've heard all day. |
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You may make a great buy at twelve dollars, but your not seeing or may never see the big picture. |
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I've already got my moneys worth and i'll be getting more without extra costs. As i've said, you're spoiled and your values are out of relation. The people who pay less now are the lucky ones which are getting tons of fun almost as a present. |
Don't hesitate... click buy!
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As far as I see it your spoiled that you can overspend on something that you do not need to overspend on. Now that is values "out of relation." bottom line is...buy this game. If you want to try it at a cheap price because it is unfinished and has many problems go ahead. If you want to throw money at it in a desperate attempt to keep devs working go ahead also. Just don't criticize the values of those who don't want to. |
After enjoying 10 years of decent cheap entertainment from the developer, I think its rather weak not caring enough to support the project, when there is a good possiblility of even greater entertainment for another ten years.
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Most, if not all, Software is "flawed and unfinished" when it is published. Ok, in the case of CoD it was a bit more than usual, WAS!, now CoD is for the majority of players enjoyable, even in this "flawed and unfinished" state. You, Sir, are calling a few cent per hour entertainment overpaid, that is out of relation for me. |
It dosen't matter when you buy it as all future updates and improvements for CloD are entirely free. This is a pretty complex game so the sooner you buy it the earlier and more time you will get to tackle the enourmouse learning curve you will need to get your head around the ins and outs of all the controls needed to fly properly. So when all the glitches are ironed out you will be good to go.
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:-)Well, Ive downloaded it now and played it for a couple of hours and i'm impressed. my rig handles it fine, with little or no stuttering and a decent frame rate.
FM is good and I'm getting my head round the engine management slowly. Glad I bought it!!!!! |
Excellent - another happy camper!
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Thanks all. |
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Performance has improved a lot since I re-installed from zero three weeks ago... Maybe because of the patches, maybe re-installation, maybe whatever, but now I am finally enjoying flying the sim, what was my intention since the beginning.
Nice job, and please keep pushing and don´t give up improving. Rgds. |
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From what i read you can get it for about 10 bucks..... why is there a question. Just buy it and try it. If you dont like it just wait and consider the 10 dollars spent an investment well spent instead of buying that 10 dollar life size cardboard cutout of arnold schwatzenegger to have when you watch scary movies...
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Once it is patched and out of beta state (AI sucks, it has terrible AA and is having its graphics rewritten from scratch, just for starters) it might be worth 50 bucks. At the moment, if someone finds a legit copy at a bargain so what. Whinners crying and insulting others values because he didn't shower devs with money is bizarre values. You sir, calling out those who take a bargain price, that is out of relation. |
Icarus, if you had read my post#27 you wouldn't write such nonsense about calling out the lucky ones!
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If you are thinking about buying this game read this first. Make an informed decision.
This is not just my opinion and is a fair review: Gamespot 4/10 When a once-popular genre goes underrepresented for so long, it's tempting to give any new entry the benefit of the doubt. That's especially true when that new product comes from a developer known for its dedication to the subject matter. IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover is one such game, and Maddox Games is one such developer. What to make, then, of this unfinished fiasco, especially when its target audience has so few modern options? Like previous IL-2 installments, this World War II combat flight simulator will benefit from a passionate community and the included modification tools. But that's no excuse for the clearly broken state it was released in. The technical issues are a real shame, for underneath them is a solid and complex simulation that deserved a worthy package to showcase it. In time, Cliffs of Dover might soar. But for now, all but the most patient simmers should leave this damaged aircraft in the hangar for further maintenance. |
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And icarus I think he's made up his mind with out you.:grin:
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